Mundy Miracle Commons Trail

Mundy Miracle Commons Trail in Flint, MI offers a beautiful and spacious paved trail system perfect for walking, jogging, cycling, and dog walking. The park features two nearly one-mile loops with wide blacktop paths, ample benches for resting, and plenty of shade from surrounding woods. It is family and wheelchair accessible, with public restrooms available in a new building. Dog owners will appreciate the dog waste stations and trash bins. The trail is highly maintained and provides a safe, peaceful natural setting with opportunities to see local wildlife. Amenities also include picnic tables, parking with handicap spots, and ongoing improvements like a pavilion and athletic fields nearby.
Reviews
This is a great spot to enjoy a walk , or take your pet to walk. There are two loops each about a mile and a large hill At the center of the park. There are stations with dog waste bags and garbage cans, and benches on each loop.
There’s a lot of accessories that seem like a tad bit overkill, but I love that people are investing and doing so much to create a pleasant space for the community.
Bathrooms currently are being built and there’s a little pavilion thats cute.
Its one of my favorite spots to take my dog.
The paths are very well kept as well!
I am delighted that this trail system was built in Genesee County Michigan. When I grew up here years ago there were no park trails like this. I noticed a bike shop nearby. I hope
the county makes long path systems to ride bikes like Wisconsin has! As eager as I was to hike March 12, 2025- first trip of the season- I noticed many dog and small animal droppings to the sides of the trail paths that are left of the parking lot. Is there a plan for upkeep and cleaning animal droppings? Where are all the wood and forest trails located? Someone told me that sometime they open the gate in back so people can go to the athletic field to walk or watch athletic events. An people use that as an extension of the paved trail system to hike?
A safe and extremely beautiful trail. I was in awe at how much space is here and how well kept it is. A wonderful place to walk, cycle, jog, and walk your dog. There are lots of handicap parking spots as well as a porta potty at the entrance. The paths are extremely wide so I don’t feel crowded when a cyclist passes me while walking. I can hear so many birds and they even have small bird houses on some of the trees. There are benches scattered across the trail. One of the best trails I’ve walked in Genesee County. Highly recommended!!!
Very nice walking/skating trails. No playground for the kids yet but it looks like they’re working on slowly building more things. My kids still loved to walk around and pick the wild flowers, and do the random hopscotch that are painted on. It does flood a little when it rains but my kids thought that made it that much more fun.
When I shop at Home Depot, I make it a point to go to the Mundy Miracle Commons Trail, which is next door practically.
A 10 foot wide blacktop pathway meandering through the woods, one loop is a mile, and the other loop is 0.9 miles. There are benches along the path to rest if needed. There is a new building on site that
Is now open with three public restrooms and a concession area, I assume, as there is a baseball field under construction for children and adults with mental and physical challenges. The baseball field is now blacktop/asphalt, which makes sense as it is set up for disability people.
I enjoy walking through the woods and seeing some rabbits, squirrels, and birds.
It’s open 7 days a week. I haven’t been there in the wintertime, and I imagine it would be fun to cross country ski there.
There is a Porta potty at the edge of the parking lot. But since I was there last time. The new building with public restrooms is now OPEN!
Very nice restrooms. Three. Restrooms set up as males. Family and females!
This is a great spot to enjoy a walk , or take your pet to walk. There are two loops each about a mile and a large hill At the center of the park. There are stations with dog waste bags and garbage cans, and benches on each loop.
There’s a lot of accessories that seem like a tad bit overkill, but I love that people are investing and doing so much to create a pleasant space for the community.
Bathrooms currently are being built and there’s a little pavilion thats cute.
Its one of my favorite spots to take my dog.
The paths are very well kept as well!
I am delighted that this trail system was built in Genesee County Michigan. When I grew up here years ago there were no park trails like this. I noticed a bike shop nearby. I hope
the county makes long path systems to ride bikes like Wisconsin has! As eager as I was to hike March 12, 2025- first trip of the season- I noticed many dog and small animal droppings to the sides of the trail paths that are left of the parking lot. Is there a plan for upkeep and cleaning animal droppings? Where are all the wood and forest trails located? Someone told me that sometime they open the gate in back so people can go to the athletic field to walk or watch athletic events. An people use that as an extension of the paved trail system to hike?
A safe and extremely beautiful trail. I was in awe at how much space is here and how well kept it is. A wonderful place to walk, cycle, jog, and walk your dog. There are lots of handicap parking spots as well as a porta potty at the entrance. The paths are extremely wide so I don’t feel crowded when a cyclist passes me while walking. I can hear so many birds and they even have small bird houses on some of the trees. There are benches scattered across the trail. One of the best trails I’ve walked in Genesee County. Highly recommended!!!
Very nice walking/skating trails. No playground for the kids yet but it looks like they’re working on slowly building more things. My kids still loved to walk around and pick the wild flowers, and do the random hopscotch that are painted on. It does flood a little when it rains but my kids thought that made it that much more fun.
When I shop at Home Depot, I make it a point to go to the Mundy Miracle Commons Trail, which is next door practically.
A 10 foot wide blacktop pathway meandering through the woods, one loop is a mile, and the other loop is 0.9 miles. There are benches along the path to rest if needed. There is a new building on site that
Is now open with three public restrooms and a concession area, I assume, as there is a baseball field under construction for children and adults with mental and physical challenges. The baseball field is now blacktop/asphalt, which makes sense as it is set up for disability people.
I enjoy walking through the woods and seeing some rabbits, squirrels, and birds.
It’s open 7 days a week. I haven’t been there in the wintertime, and I imagine it would be fun to cross country ski there.
There is a Porta potty at the edge of the parking lot. But since I was there last time. The new building with public restrooms is now OPEN!
Very nice restrooms. Three. Restrooms set up as males. Family and females!